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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
PERsoEAM.

ID IFsiaa. . msrshan8 q et4n-
wood. Il b - sias-
". ~. Nswlin returned 70 he city q
Id nizh1's sssansr from ~ Sound.
Dr.. o. @. Roof isft yaassEdAy mcEn-
IND k1s Portland % at81nd tho sGnEaE-
tion 81 ths A. O. =. W.
d. I'll. Poase, Of tie unitsd 6tAeaa
axmy, aeeoMpanied By his sacse4axy,
ME. Frank BFoaks. aFs registered ~ the
Arlanaton-
Lasuienaut Jamss A. Bachanan and
wife Of Port I0Wneend. are q s1e O.
ei9en2zi. L4szseu8at B1shanan Is %
BE way 70 Waahinetos, y. g, b Fspest
! fos datg 10 eonneesion WITH ne pUbli-
eaeion q IL ofheial Sseords Of TIE re-
beilion.
Gss. Il. Judson, q Linden, What
eom county, IL il this city visiting
frisnda. Mr.. 5udson u q graduate ct
tie Territorial University, class ef q,
and MFs. Sudscn lRioFA A. PhaiVs) 3 .
member Of the elass graduated IN ISL.
IL d probable that Mr.. and Mrs. 5adaon
viii come 10 Seattle next fall 70 make
this shefr fufuFe home.
Henry Sexton, Of Honclulh; j. q.
Windsn. on Dayton, w. T.; Miss 3.
WampIsr. Miss Annie Saeobs. Of Ign
dsn: ]. johnson, Of Eaysids; O. Wal.
tars, of Ne. Vernon; z. B. Stark. Of
Fails City; O. ~. SteVaKt. Of Cheney;
w. II. n. Clark, % Tacoma; K II.
SsRsab and wife. Of Eilensbafa; W. II.
Blown, Of Portland, are - the Neu
EnRiand.
~ III - pn-sf.-S. W n
HeAl0on, Of 0lymyiai Jas. Niece, Of
etanWood; O. n. Brewer and wife, o.
apokhna Pals; n. MeAndrews. Of
Frenkiin; Mrs. James. Mrs. MARSHALL
and ehiId, Of Tao0mA; o. p. TeDgale. Of
White river o. 3. So. JOHN O. val
IonehIay. Ohic; y. Jaokman, J. q. Ken
nsdy, o. ekaRii; J. 2 Mampel: Ok oak
land; O. j. SAITH. Of Spokane Falls, are
ct ths Brunswick.
We. Hard, Mary Steele, z. w. Ea-
ZOO, Of Portland; J. d. epaners. Z. J.
Moore, Of Sc. Louis y. n. Mccain, Of
sknait; n. Rounds, Of Port I0wnsend;
L. WaiIeratsin, Of Tacoma; A. n.
Ranger, Of Olympia; p. A. Bounds, Of
Yakima; Mrs.. BslReF, Of Port HadIOek;
Sam Goldsmith, Of LaoonneF; ID. II.
Poole. Of u. 8. A.; y. BROOKS, Of Van
oouveg, W. T.; B. II. Is Wicky, o. New
York; d. Hamburger, Of San Francisco,
end tbs Wizard Oh Troupe, are 81 the
Arlington.
MF. ]. p. Howe, OF the NswmsFket
TheAtsE 10 Portland, arrived 10 seattle
last evening. He leaves today With the
Sally company for Port Townsend and
VicloFia. Mr.. Howe has recently re-
turned from Spokane Falls, where be
has fitted up en- amusement hall With q
capacity Of about 800. New scenery hes
been ordered from Chicago and u Il ex-
pected that this neW ball will supply the
Of Spokane playRoers until the
new opera house is built
J. II. Irvine, Of StanWood; j. l..
Nudge, Of Sc. Pail: J. Hennessy, =. W.
MeIssaFy; Jshn AFnett, D. Man, s. n.
Scott A. ID. Moore, Of San Francisco;
r. T. Webb, Of Helena, NJ. T.; Alex. |
BeaR, Of Londoa, Eaeland; J. A. Bu- |
ahanfn and wife, @. l.. HoaR, Of Lsok.
port, N. VI II. p. Smith, OF Nsnaimo;
Miss Z. W. Young, Miss l.. u. Barns,
% Tacoma; T. KiFkpaSFiok, Captain n.
7. Oliver, Of Port Townsend; D. II.
daiaea, Of Aurore= Indiana; }. II. Howe,
81 Portland; J. y. Thomas, Of Victoria;
ind Philharmonic Club are a. she Occi-
1entAi.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
LIVING ON THE REPUTATION OF
OTHERS.

Take everything thai ! have bat ny
good name; leave ne thai and an
osntsna." 80 aaid ths philosophsr. Sc
say ali manufacturers Of eersins arti-
elss 70 THAI horde Of imitasosl
which thFivss Epoa The rsp1tation Of
othsrA TIE good name Of ALAoocx :
Puaocs PLAsrxns has ind10ed many
adVsnsErsFs 10 pat IN the mARkst imita-
ticza thaa ere not only laeking Ia The
best slemsafs q TIE esouins articla,
hut arr aftAn harmful In ebeiF Effects.
Tia h noa only thefs. but might vsll
be eailed nalpRacaice. Eaeh . tAina
onRht noa % be. Tha pahlis sh0uid Be
wnFned against thess frauds. and when
a external remedy 70 needed. Be sure
20 insist upsn having ALLc0Cx's Po1ora
PEASTWa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
LOGGING nv MAPLE VALLEY.

The sezRine industry n the heart Of
the eoanty has Of late been recsfviue
seme attention. A feV months eco
George Amss put in . camp At Maple
Valley eosio@ss, a the fourth crossing
Of Cedar River, on the Cedar River sx-
tension Of the Columbia and PuRes
Sound Railroad. and 10 now getting ous
about 1000 feee Of logs psF day. He
has secured timber enough 10 keep him
going for Eve years. He has recently
pat IN Q railroad one-fsarth Of q mile
In langth, and expects TO continue this
spur considerably further INTO the
timber. He 0ee0 the grading and the
railroad company furnishes TIE siea ana
rails for she logging road. Mr.. Ames
paws 8 csnts Der thousand stumuaee.
sl.5o per thousand freight on the road
and sells them 10 the boom here ct $3.50
per thousand. He says that the heavy
freight takes on much Of the profit Of
The Business. bat notWithslandina this,
be ands the business more profitable
than Fanchina on the Sound. Mr..
Ames formerly resided on Lincoln
creek, Lswis county, whefe he cleaned
up q ranch affair several yeARs' hard
work, only 10 End THAI when be COS to
raising somethinG be had no market for
q. He sold out, eAae TO King county
and settled on O ranch In MAple Valley.
Soon afieEward the Cedar River extern
ZION vas built almost past his door and
rood fortune has been smiling on him
.ver ainee. he Il Q hard worker ard
deserves TO succeed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

EHzaaYF cocRRAnR FtSNp.-The trial
81 Sheriff wm. ocehrAhs on g charge
Of assault, sworn out against hsm BY n.
&, snydsr, eily btu poster. took place
before dnNtica Jones yesterday after
paan, 90 account Of the crowded con
dition % Justice Jones Coart an ad
ioaFnmsnt vas taken 10 the District
Coart room, where the trial vas con
tiuaed al s'eiock. = iary composed
AZ The following gentlemen vas EN-
pAnelIed 90 txy she easai y. J. Law
Fsnes. hFsek layer, Thomas Hood, ium-
bSrwan; ~. Costello. farmefi U. q.
WashhaFn. lesser, II. 4. Chass, lAeeIsr.
and +. h Hantoon, cerpeneef. lhe
eAss vas prosecuted By J. Z. Ronald,
Dislrisl Attorney. and e0sriG Cochtane
uas aafenaed By James Hamilton
Lewis ar1 another attorney. About 9
dassn witnesses were examined, ana
ne iaFy, after eeina cat about 50 hour,
Fetarned she follcWing vsrdict' We.
tha jaFy IN the case IN whiaa the Terri.
tory q Washington Il plaintiA and
Wa. uochrane Defendant, Ind she De-
tendAnt guilty % assault. and ~ me
aas az ons CELLAR and costa kine ara
ossts amoani 20 ahout ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

CaAH HKAvxss' SEEIEK---TAers wers
ns Asw asvsiepnents yesterday in he
sartks o. the lenEshose@sn engaged n
Soai paaslns en- shipeoArd in ia pers
Thsy ueua ous 90 z strfke for to esnti
pex hoaF. tnst~AA % 20 esnta, TIE psicS
AsEstefore raid. Tia slFtks rs not inae
eaFAlad ey The LonesbeFsDsnH Jeioe,
hi by The coal beavers eosrnseifss
Ia anien sYnpathiHes via taa eoal
esAvsEs. However. for Ne reasus taal
t6eg hsiiass tAAl Va demand fef Il
eeni ineruaas Il Q ynsl oRe, oonsidsrinl
90 ehArastss 81 me vuEk ant TIE PEissa
Sad etasWharA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
u.pTTr1I. cOysrIPATIoN

HABIIUAL CONSTIPATION
Asa kidney and liver ills, dspendine %
4 wesk or massive eoadiiion Of tes kid
seys, liver o. boweis, are EacoeAsf1iiy
ana permAnsntiy cared only - TIE use
q TIE gentle yet sEeettys laxAliSs and
dsnreaia. Syrup Of Raas. Ia advantARea
are exsdsnt. Il 10 easily t4ken, p2saatnE
10 tie taste. 4ccertahle 10 tha stoEnacA,
HARMLESS % the mpst delicate eystem,
ana truly Aensncaal in eRscG kOr sale
IN 50 seats and 81 bottles do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Ths NaEtAwesaegn RxpTess Company
vii Be ready f0R bsHiness % aud AFTER
Jaaa la. 1871, bs9ueea 8aattie and
ether Pcints In Western Weshinztcn;
e2se With Postal Telegraph Oeupany,
Mi street.. The pAtro1AGs of TIE p1e-
lie d solscifed.
II. @. sEagvn. Prezadsnk
yAxxs A. CkEEI ees'v. US1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Gosxo ax CzrISn.-Governer ssH,-
PIE, sarveyor General John Q, Breeken
FtaeN. psyaty coliectos Of Internal
Rsvsnas GwIn Hieks. ard some other
pxoninsnt oasee holders q fharston
ard fseFes Coantiss. have chartered ne
tsfie steamer Wicket. reoeHily conptet
q. and will make q tsa DAYS O. to-
Weeka' cruise Of the Soant- they WI
laaxs Olympia fhaFsday uerztn9
Captain 1ahs saholAaa wlu be IN eoU-
waad Of tie iisila eoat. WhiaA leaves foT
usynpta tbs n1urninE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Axp rHx Rms wr.-Abolt 80 per
ssns sent oSi TO Ne rsos traok yssier-
aay 10 witness TIE gane Of bAli 6sswsau
Daniel ezliy's nine and ths Seattle
Rs1s. Rron The stari u uaa appAFent
- H. theatrical nine ksd ever
nstshsa itssif, AithsogA tie aaDe "a
nol without interest," tro@ re ssAft, -
eoosiasTAhas sod playtAR vas 9ons.
rhs Rs.ts wa hy q ssofe Il Is 10 Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

rhrss favoritss have the following TO HAy Of
= wisdom's Roosrtine." the great beautiAer
and Ersservsr % The eomple1iOa
PoErtAND. Or. June 4 isSs.
To NJ. ". NJ. wisism-DeAr SIR have
tried ysur Rohertine. II IL excellent. and I
shall ae PLEASED 70 recommend q TO al my
lazy friends. Believe ma, yours truly, RHKA.
FUETfa AND, Or. Disc, Il lssa.
To Mr.. W n. wisdom TIE " Rooegtine.
you 20 kindly cent me IL excellent Il 10 tEs
anaat prvpAFatlon have ever used. and Is .
dsoaasd acquisition 70 ladyn toilet
gKANSfn WGSFrOS.
PaxrlASn. Or, April !, iesf.
Dear Mr. wisdom have tried ycuf "Roo-
eF4fns,~ and q gives me much pleasure % sRy
shss ID sa excellent for the cozapiexion. baing
sne 4 the bat articles Of the tind have sNer
ussf Ysars siscerely, z TEhRHLu.
For sac ay A. B. ST1wAEs. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Wash Dress Goods. After the most
suecessfal season Ne ever enjoyed, the
balance OF our s1mmer stock will be
closed out ct hfty cents on the dollar.
ToKLAs 4 SENeKRMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Great manufacture consignment sAla
Of gents summer underwear at the Baax
Clothing House. KLuK a RoaKNRKa0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

No man or woman with Q dollar 10
spare can afford 10 miss the big event,
The great clearing sale Of ToxLAs 4
slSaEHMAH. Dress Goods only ~ cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
FURNISHING GOODS.

/ We are the only Agenls for the Gold
and Silver Shirts, Collars and Cuff
These goods have no equal 10 a.
ana inish.
Gold shlrt elb0--silveF Shirt sI.a8
Boys pereals shirts e0c., 75c. and u
Boys' flannel waists with Iabe fronts
al $50.
Meas night shirts In plain and fancy
bosoms a. 81. ei.2s and also
New patterns 10 silk hAnkeFchisfs.
linen handkerchiefs. fancy haad.
keFchiefs at25c.. S5e-, 40c. and Soc.
Meas linen collars, ell styles sad %
lot Of Aply linen collars 81 Sc each
regular 90e. collar.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

We have some S4.75 suits Ieft-only Q
few-they will be all closed out this
week. They all 20 In the great clearing
sale. ToKIAs a SIaoKRMAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Yea sAa save oca doIlaE % every palF
a shnea paFenAnsa IN o1f stoes- We
hsep Ehs very nzssi RssasA XII shosa.
TuxxGa a eTN0Mnz4AM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

The greatest eut-pVioe sale In the his
tory Of Rents' Furnishing goods is thG
Star Clothing Houaa great summer IN
deFgeax sails. KLMK q RoaEanKn0.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Just think Of this A Ans cam
els hair summer shirt at 49,. worth
double the money, ct the Star Clothing
House, 2o6 Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
EEw r0RK PHILHARMONIC
CLUH

Oniy 3 sal aadisnss ss1ksred 81
ths Turn vsr.sn HnE Iasi svunina "a
hssx shs ssesad oo1esEs 81 ~ Nss
XcFk PhfIAaxm1nie Clnh. Tha feIlsw-
sng pspaEamms was ssndsEs6 Win e.
esiisua sEaea b ths fnzloun musasal g.
!. ssxasss-''Ssssnads. . o.. 71..-
n Sa1AsBoAn
(Lnafata- NoetuEno.) Composed for
And osdioated 30 the Ns1 Kork
Philhagm0nie Dub.
Z FIolcneello Soie--0 Cora Mem-
oklAs -....---...-%-..... ..ss. so1fFI42
nR. Enil Eohenek.
3 Thea BEiiiiant Bird, p (from
Ii Psfls de BrAzill Win hzis
eo1eatos. ...-...-........ DaFto
Mme. Annie Louise Tannsr.
4 Viaiin SOio-"0spssy Mslodiss."
-.s.--.-............ ...s.....S aEaaAte
Me-. Riehard Arnold.
5. la) Evening STAR, sTanuhanseg,s
~, -. s;;;.:::.;;'.----k Mesnes
N. I. PhtIhmrmonie Clnb.
PART SECOND.
L Qaartssse-"variaaIons," God Save
the Emperor two yioli1s, viola and
sioioeee.lo l=..:.- Haydn
II. Z. Phishsrmonie Club.
2. Fiute Solo, apziooo.H .Douuler
Mr.. EuRsue WeinsE.
O. suite AlReFi1ns, "Rsvegie do
So1. --...:.s....-...-... seint-eae1s
w EclGoa1e.--s-.s .-..Ao1LEoW8k1e
n. I. Philharmouie Oub.
1. Song Spaniches Lied Eakert
Nina. Annie Loaiss Tanner.
.. daFantells; ;.s:.......:..:B; Goddard
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

See what 2bo., 500. and 75o. will buy
Ia gents Summer underwear at ouI
great consignment sale 81 the star
Clothing House, 2oS Commercial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

The audisnee, small a. 10 vas, was at
Hrst inclined 10 be enthusiastically ap-
pFeeiailve, bus she membeFs Of the eIab,
probably ehAgrtned at the smallneas Of
the andianees very unRraeiously refused
% respond 10 any encore, however
hearty. This 10 10 b regretted ss il
uas resented By the audience and will
rendsT less favorable the otherwiss ex-
oelieDt impression lsft here By the New
York PhilhaFmonic Club.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

They must be sold.-25c. buys Q fne
gents summer HndershiFt OF drawers as
the Star Clothing House, 20e OOmmeF-
eial street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Gigantic elearanos sale Of dry goods in
fnll blast. Rsductions in eli depart
meuts. OzEsTKa OLRAHx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

A chance like this comes enly onos n
lifetime-DEess Goods at ~ cents q
yardi oaiy few pieces lsft. ToxLAa a
HTNGxnMaM,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Ons oass nsn's All wool fast colOrs,
and non Shrinking underwear, 10
all eolors, reduced from " sui
81
Menb ans white and gray meEino
50c. and 7ee.
Mems fancy stripe and solid color,
reinforced BalbriggAn underwear,
ct &c, 81 and $50
Red medIcAted underwear At 81,
alas and $50
Meas fss elastic web EasPsedsFs q
25e.. CSC. and SOC.
do ak anIshed fancy ends u 30
.-aWNa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

RorxnsIAvery b ca Third ssrsst b
swssn MI and Waahingtoa. lse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

The halauce OF our Mems Straw Hats
az half price Ia oar great midsummer
clearing sale. ToKI.As 4 sNaERMkN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
"rHE CORNER GROCERY

Daniel Sally scored another great sue
cess last evening 10 "The Corner Groc-
cry" an amusing comedy In three acts
while he play makes no psetensioas 10
plot % literary knish Il is nevertheless
replete With startling and amusing sit
uatianA ID moreover furnishes Mr..
Sally ana his excellent conpany With
aeanasnt opportunities for display Of
their remarkable talents. Zoe talents
OF Mr.. SALLY himself are Of high order
and be possesses the faculty, which h
yerv raFa, OF being able 20 be amusing and
entertaining wisheut undue exaggera.
tiop. Certainly all who saw him In
either Of the plays presented here will
aaeorsi hius 4 Phase in she front rank Of
Irtsh comedians. MAsteg Mayiey again
distinguished himself 10 the character
Of Jimmy Nolan, and a. usual kept the
audience eonvulsed With laughter while
apoa tha stage. All Of the remainder
og the east. uhioh vas a. folloss. made
the most Of their respective parts.
CAST.
Michael Nolan, Esq., an honest, no
right man ..............-.D Dan Soity
de0fY hodWeiAtf, paft oWoeI OF zoe
Corner Grocery ..-..-.... Max Arnold
Ton Nolan, cisFk 10 The Corner
Gr0seTy .........-..k Frank Z. damison
LAxysr RApp. someuhai Of . dssee-
alive =. Keen
Iimay Nolan, tha bad farRetful bey
..................... Master MAlveY
Patrick Conroy. 'Ons OF the anest
.........-... go. 'ssst eli - - atsA01
MeSssBcer A. d. r.. az original ..-.
..st-.s.sr.sssss -s..... \ ool8Ai hfAa
yennia BzrheI Daddy NolAnG Uard
---..-............... Miss Nellie kesn
Mrs. MishAel Nolan. a ehip Of The cid
blsck Ers Nelson kneass
The asxt Astrsction thai GsnaEsf
FRYE MI oaeg 10 ths patroua % she
apsrA heua h 3sorse Q. Min, the enE-
lrsps tFASsdiAu. uho vi. appeaf % tie
evenings Of Taly iSgh and losh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Don't be peFspiFing when you cas-
purchase Q game shirt for 26c. at the
Star Clothing House.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

1 pieces fancy lace stripe Lin0n Dc
India, sold at 40c and SOC, reduced
to l5c and S0c.
Q pieces Pique. cable cord welt. sold
at 55c, reduced 10 Doc.
8 pieces Satin lace checks, sold al
40c, reduced 10 26c.
10 pieces Leno stripa, two toned ef.
fects, sold at 85c and SOC, reduced
TO 20c.
0 pieces cream fancy striped Ktamins
sold at Sc, reduced 10 26c.
8 pieces two toned, white Eroud, fan.
cy striped Etamine, sold At SOC.
reduced 10 20c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Lads good hip balls LOO
Men's hne boots from ea50 70 3 5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

IA basa Hyvsy turnSuis a. BorEA'l
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Cotton half hose In plain and fancy
eoloFs CSC, Sc. and oOc.
Llsls and eassime 25c. and 6oc-
One case hns regular half hose With
fancy TOP. 8 pairs for SOC.
Geas land shirts. made Of nne
standard mualsn, pure linen bosom,
neck aud sleeve relnforcec Tor VI,
tl.3s and $50
Fancy shirts finished In A ! style, :
collars and one pair cuffs With each
shirt, az 50e-, 75e., 81, ti2s snd
t1.550,
For this week, one eAse Of Wa Lind
Shirts made Of good heavy muslin,
linen bosom, q; 50c.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13

Meas button shoes $3.50
i" Congress t9.O0
(" slylish balls t2b
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-13
Shoes and Slippers.

u,ton. hAad sewsd turns, price sisswhsT
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-23
Light for Everybody.

The dynamo has arrived. These
are the glad tidings wired TO II. X.
Hitchcock, the expert electrician now
at Billings, adjusting the electric light
ing system at that place, and he will
arrive at Miles tomorrow and at once
commence setting up the additional
dynamo Of the Miles City Electric
Light Company. THIS dynamo has
been on the cars in transit to Miles for
the past two months and owing 10 its
delayed arrival many Miles City build.
ings have been denied the brilliant
electric light. Now. however, there
will be enough electricity generated to
furnish light for the entire city.
"Uncle" Cole, the veteran drayman
will load the dynamo to-day and that
stsunch old steed Badly" will haul
the 5000 pounds Of electric nachin-
cry to the station.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-23

For years he has invested In every
drawing. and nine times out OF ten he
has drawn q prize. Last month he
''went IL alone" and came within one
number OF the capital. Hethis month
purchased another tscket, and happily
got one-tenth Of No. 9l,060, which
drew $3.50, 900, and at the Office OF the
Company was given Il check on the
New Orleans National Bank.-New
Orleans Picayune. Jan. %.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-23
smith sro,h.r.' Memorial Farewell.


To THElE LOST BROTHER AL,
Beloved brother. thou art gone,
No more 10 meet or greet us here.
But sgsin we hope TO meet
In yonder bright celestial sphere.
Dear brother, thou from earth hast passed.
Thy pilgrimage below IL run;
still with submissive hearts we breathe,
And cry, 20 tod, thy will be done ~
but then It's hard 10 give thee up,
And lay thee In the ground ~ cold,
It's hard 10 part and say Good bye"
And leave thee in the ground TO molo.
For our Affection 80 kind and true,
From boys u tender years,
And when we think Of thy warm heart
Our eyes are filled with briny tears.
Dear brother, we will miss the here,
Well miss thee from the hearth and home.
hut hope well meet thee over there
In that celestial world 10 come.
Dear mother, too, shell miss the Oft,
No more shell meet thee here,
or journey with thee side BY side
10 that resplendant land Of rest,
o, warming Of our lowly hearts,
To always dwell with the above,
While On The tablets are engraved
Your many deeds and acts Of love.
p,ar brother, tear are falling fast,
How can We say . last FAREWELL
How can We leave thee beneath
The cold ground with worms 70 dvelll
Farewell some day. dear brother, dear,
Well meet. no more 10 say farewell.
with hearts 30 sad, 90 full Of grief,
We cry, Farewell, dear brother, are.eli'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-02-23

The communications which appear
elsewhere In this mornings JOURNAL
both from reliable parties will be read
with interest by local residents aud
may to some extent repair the damage
done Miles City and Custer county, by
the sensational reports appearing time
and again In eastern publications
from irresponsible parties. Both arti.
Giles handle the same subject, but in an
entirely different aud In nc
wise conflict. Send a marked copy o.
this paper 10 your eastern bushes,
friends.